Threads we're reading: does age sell a name?

Threads we're reading: does age sell a name?
A recurring forum debate, sorted:

— Registration date: a 2001 creation date sounds nice but rarely moves an end-user who just wants the brand.
— Backlink history: matters for SEO buyers chasing existing authority, not for startups buying a name fresh.
— Drop history: a name that's expired and re-dropped several times often signals weak real demand.

📌 Pick of the day: age is a tiebreaker, not a price driver — the keyword and the .com matter ten times more.

Why it matters: people overpay for 'aged' junk. Read the name's history to spot the difference between authority and churn.